HOLIDAY CLUBS
SUMMER HOLIDAY CLUB 2011
We had lots of fun and games for those aged 5 to 11 years old.
Last year's event took place 9.30a.m. till nonn each day between Tuesday 26th to Friday 29th July. And an award evening was held on Friday 29th July at 6.00p.m.
Here are the Holiday Clubs we have had since 2001.
This year's event took place 9.30a.m. till noon each day between Tuesday 29th July and Friday 1st August 2008. A grand finale took place on Friday 1st August at 6.30pm. A special introductory session occured on Sunday 27th July at 11.00am
Children's Holiday Club 2007
24th-27th July 9.30 am - 12noon
with a grand finale in the evening on 27 July
SUMMER SPECIAL
23rd-26th July 7.30-9.00pm
Children's Holiday Club 2006
took place from 1st-4th August 9.30 am to 12 noon
and the Grand Finale was on Sunday 6th August at 11.00 am
Summer Holiday Club 2005
2005's event took place from Tuesday 2nd to Friday 5th August 9.30am till noon each day.
With a grand finale on Sunday 7th August at 11.00am.
Summer Holiday Club 2004 9.30am to 12noon 27-30 July
On Saturday 27th March 2004
we held a Capital Kids
M.A.D. (Make a Difference Tour)
Holiday Club.
From 22nd to 25th July 2003 we held a Seaside Rock Holiday club.
HMS Victory!
Every morning from 23rd – 26th July 2002 up to 47 children became Shipmates aboard HMS Victory! They had plenty of fast-moving Activity, games, craft and adventure.
HMS Victory was Organised by members of Novar Christian Fellowship, free of charge and was for children aged 4-9 years.
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Every morning from 28th - 31st August 2001 between 9.30am - 12.00pm we held a “Storykeepers” club. There were between 13 and 17 children each morning.
Each Day the children watched episodes from The Storykeepers videos, as well as taking part in plenty of fast-moving activity, games, craft and adventure.
The Storykeepers club was for 5-11 year olds and was organised by members of Novar Christian Fellowship.
Who Are The Storykeepers?
Composed of half-hour TV programs for children, the series was created by the Rev. Brian Brown and Dr. Andrew Melrose. Each episode tells the story of Ben, a baker, and his wife, Helena, who are Christians in Rome at the time Emperor Nero was persecuting the Christians (64 A.D.). Ben and Helena have adopted four children whose parents were lost during the fires set by Nero. Jesus' hope-giving stories and parables are told in the course of their exciting adventures.